Riyam Ojaimi
Riyam Ojaimi, born 2005, is the founder and CEO of a leading space communication company Space Point Publications as well as an Aerospace Medicine researcher and pre-medical student at the prestigious University of Toronto.
Ojaimi has over 50,000 followers across social medias, been featured in print and digital medias including CBC live on Metro Morning.
"Through Space Point, Ojaimi sets an example to the next generation of science communicators and women in STEM." - The Varsity, Meet the student redefining space communication with her own magazine, 2024
"We may still be years away from humans exploring deep space, but that subject first sparked a 5-year old Riyam Ojaimi's love of the cosmos. Now she hopes to make space education more accessible by starting her very own astronomy publication, it's called Space Point." - CBC live radio, What is 'space medicine'? How do black holes work? This student started a magazine to help people understand the cosmos, 2025
Riyam Ojaimi is a passionate researcher and writer with a strong focus on space, astronomy, and medicine. As a researcher at the University of Toronto, Riyam is particularly interested in how spaceflight affects brain metabolism, aiming to publish research in this field. An advocate for women in STEM, Riyam has a deep commitment to education and empowerment, as demonstrated through her years of involvement with organisations like UNICEF and Sweden’s Youth Astronomy Association.
She is also the co-creator of the ExoLife exoplanet habitability database, a groundbreaking tool developed during a NASA competition. Riyam shares her knowledge and experiences through her magazine Space Point Publications and her online astronomy course, The Voyage, which introduces learners to space concepts from Earth to black holes.
Riyam Ojaimi is a passionate researcher and writer with a strong focus on space, astronomy, and medicine. As a researcher at the University of Toronto, Riyam is particularly interested in how spaceflight affects brain metabolism, aiming to publish research in this field. An advocate for women in STEM, Riyam has a deep commitment to education and empowerment, as demonstrated through her years of involvement with organisations like UNICEF and Sweden’s Youth Astronomy Association. She is also the co-creator of the ExoLife exoplanet habitability database, a groundbreaking tool developed during a NASA competition. Riyam shares their knowledge and experiences through their magazine Space Point Publications and their online astronomy course, The Voyage, which introduces learners to space concepts from Earth to black holes.
Riyam Ojaimi is a passionate researcher and writer with a strong focus on space, astronomy, and medicine. As a researcher at the University of Toronto, Riyam is particularly interested in how spaceflight affects brain metabolism, aiming to publish research in this field. An advocate for women in STEM, Riyam has a deep commitment to education and empowerment, as demonstrated through her years of involvement with organisations like UNICEF and Sweden’s Youth Astronomy Association. She is also the co-creator of the ExoLife exoplanet habitability database, a groundbreaking tool developed during a NASA competition. Riyam shares her knowledge and experiences through her magazine Space Point Publications and her online astronomy course, The Voyage, which introduces learners to space concepts from Earth to black holes.
"Through Space Point, Ojaimi sets an example to the next generation of science communicators and women in STEM."
The Varsity, Meet the student redefining space communication with her own magazine, 2024
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"We may still be years away from humans exploring deep space, but that subject first sparked a 5-year old Riyam Ojaimi's love of the cosmos. Now she hopes to make space education more accessible by starting her very own astronomy publication, it's called Space Point."
CBC live radio, What is 'space medicine'? How do black holes work? This student started a magazine to help people understand the cosmos, 2025
Riyam Ojaimi is the founder of Space Point Publications and creator of The Voyage online astronomy program. Combining her entrepreneurial vision with her passion for education, she has developed innovative platforms to share knowledge about space and science. A sought-after speaker, Riyam captivates audiences by blending complex scientific ideas with personal stories that inspire curiosity and ambition.
Entrepreneur and speaker
As an advocate for women in STEM and education equality, Ojaimi uses her platform to inspire and empower the next generation of scientists and innovators. Her involvement with organisations like UNICEF and Girls in STEM highlights her dedication to creating opportunities for underrepresented groups, fostering a future where science and discovery are accessible to all.
Influencer and equality activist
Riyam Ojaimi is a dedicated researcher and scientist, exploring the frontiers of space, medicine, and astrophysics. From discovering a star during her high school graduation thesis to studying the impact of spaceflight on brain metabolism, her work bridges the gap between the cosmos and human health. Her research embodies a commitment to unraveling the mysteries of the universe and making groundbreaking contributions to science.
Scientist and researcher
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